17 – 21 November 2008 “Dig where you stand” : hands on basic electronic and mechanical art works Dig where you stand is a quick and intensive course with the goal to use simple material to do complex electromechanical artworks, kinetic sculptures and installations. As an artist one might get frustrated when it is difficult [...]
“Gothenburg’s only annual festival of contemporary art music in all its exciting range, from chamber music to recorded ljudkonst, improvisation, free folk, electronica, noise. Two passionate party nights in Brew House packed with curious and experimental music. Two days of experimental music and sounds. 10th and 11th of October. It was a really interesting event. what really caught my attention (except from all the people crating strange sounds on both the scenes) were Jorg Piringer, Ernst Reiter Maier from IFTAF (Institute For Trans-Acoustic Research). You can purchase their stuff from their web-shop. It has been a real challenge for me not to mess around with all of the things connected to each other on their table until they started their performance. If you take a look at my photos you will understand what I mean… Really nice! Will definitely attend the festival next year and I recomend it to everyone interested in experimental things.
Through a collaboration with Interaction Design at IT University of Gothenburg, Sweden, the C:Art:Media Master program students had access to a lecture/workshop with Taku Lippit. In this lecture Taku talked about STEIM foundation. He also showed his own work and an approach on designing instruments, that is some basic stuff about making and using interfaces [...]
2008/11/14 Electrohype Opening The fifth biennial for computer based and technological art. Malmö Konsthall November 15th 2008 – January 25th 2009, Opening Friday November 14th 2008. The Electrohype biennial 2008 will give an updated view of the scene for contemporary electronic art and will introduce 14 artworks from 10 different artists, all presented in a [...]
FSCONS is the first of many Free Society conferences, bringing different cultural movements and activists together in the name of digital freedom. As three of the biggest names in community organisations, Free Software Foundation Europe, Creative Commons and Wikimedia Sverige are joining forces under the banner of Free Society at this years FSCONS. With the help of many different organisations like Debian GNU/linux, KDE, Postgres, OpenStreetMap, Midgard, CCMixter, Magnatune and the Icelandic Fab Labs, FSCONS will be a truly unique experience. The lectures and events at the conference will range from hardware hacking and embedded programming to citizen journalism and the future of the music industry. FSCONS will allow the participants to reach across the borders of their individual communities and by nourishing cross topic discussion stimulate the creation of joint projects.
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